Read·Recall·Rise
Read·Recall·Rise
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Related to Government schemes, interventions, initiatives and policies
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The FSSAI's proposed front-of-pack red warning labels aim to curb India's childhood obesity crisis, but systemic gaps in unorganised sector regulation and uniform GST policies hinder real progress.
The 2027 Census questionnaire introduces 40 questions seeking personal identifiers like Aadhaar and parents' details, raising concerns over data quality, privacy, and backdoor data collection for the NPR.
The National Framework on Safe Reuse of Treated Water (SRTW) 2022 is pushing states to shift from viewing wastewater as a disposal problem to treating it as a drought-proof economic resource.
The Supreme Court will clarify whether its March 2026 judgment redefining the OBC creamy layer criteria applies retrospectively to the concluded Civil Services Examination 2025.
The upcoming Census restricts disability categorization to nine options, failing to align with the 21 conditions recognized under the RPwD Act, 2016, which risks massive undercounting and exclusion.
The Union Health Ministry has expanded restrictions on fixed-dose combination cold medicines containing chlorpheniramine and phenylephrine, prohibiting their use in children below four years of age.
The inclusion of NPR-like questions in the upcoming Census has revived debates over privacy, surveillance, and its legal linkage to a nationwide National Register of Citizens.
MeitY has notified the ₹62,500-crore MPMS, shifting focus from basic assembly to boosting domestic value addition to 40% and aggressively subsidising indigenous brands and intellectual property.
The Maharashtra FDA's crackdown on celebrity endorsements of proxy products highlights the challenges of enforcing surrogate advertising rules under the Consumer Protection Act and COTPA.
The Census 2027 population enumeration schedule introduces new questions on parents' birthplaces and features an open-field caste entry, sparking debates over data reliability and links to the NPR.